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MORE BAY STATE
WEN OUT FOR T. R.
Four Republican I eaders
Say Hie> Will Work
with Gardner Group.
FR1I NDS URGE M( ALL
10 FIGH1 IN OPLN
state Race l- Between Weeks
and Roosevelt, Declare
Senator's Backers.
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smate
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Republican Clubs Wove
to Break Solid South
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of the ,
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RATTLESNAKE BILL ENDS
L37TH TERM IN JAIL
.waiting Serpent Seas..n Opon
in?. Will Write Autobiography.
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Chauffeurs' Outfits
Sp
ecial
$43.50
Oierx oat, Suit and
( up to Match
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d duiiMf; the
: value in Motoi
? liauffi
? ?.i be bought, a
a I Norfolk
rrouscrs
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ta
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plete
54.1 50, IW1
rcoal . $25 00
? ; I $16.50
$200
wit h two
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; $23.50
ll $57 50. $75.00 a I $125.00
' ! rVatc ;-..,.? ?$20 and $22
d on Request
?ifyxili ?P^&tknVtA ?
BROADWAY AT 49th ST. 1
i l? t n ? i n i - : i ? : ; ! ? ., j ? ? i, :, i, i.,,..?,:.. r ? : ? ; ;. j 11 ; j 11 j ? M M11 ? ? * n. i n 11 j n f < i J H11 c u ? 1111 ;i i ) i n ; i n 111 ( i i U i ? ? ) 11 f ? U i U n ? j i n : >.
I Tiffany & Co.
Pearl Necklaces
or au. S i zi ; s
thirti ???\- :?>r panhandl:
.... g cloae to the ?cane ol
ra omablj ?a l i
agaii -?i
...?? an HRain.
"!S*e been cruel] p. r ecuted
hcunded," Hill romplaina, '1
?? it - oui ei ( a ti
.4 - ' ? It
?
"About th. ' ' tend
rei
' --t?\. l? thr
I
life."
PASTOR TELLS WOMEN
TO WEAR TROUSE1
Heal! i and Comfoii la Mat
\ttirc. He Sa>s.
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. r rh 19 Wl '
>!*? ?v -
I: Dr. Jan
K. No re i \
l
? ??An. I?r Not.". ??, in a
turdi .- ? * i ?
-1
'.
? red mon
ntal i tara, and th
mat) * **v like trou- ?
"When God .'- i '?? is ?i-c
. ie, and if a!i ?? ora
ne attir?
? ra ii me inta n climbing th
?
WHITMAN OPPOSES
RAZING SING SINC
Plans to Have $400,000 Apprt
propriated for Neu
Cell Block.
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' ?
nrr-"* with 1 te Pi
sion ?n its recommandation tl
?
lion Sini
e rata
f been agreed -?.
: ' : ? ? ? ,
I bing .-liuuitl be uaad .
? -
?
Seek mai
- ? ? had b?
? -
tei
?
(,' . i ! ' ?.*' 'n
"I am ard?
r th?
.
but t hat v. il not ob\ iat? I
g Sing ai
fir-.'o:.. The
? ? ucted,
I rt- ..' th.
I
?. - . .
farden Willii
t'neie
? a 'arm colony, eon?
.??!!* eoloi .
.. . Bei ib . Mo ?.
aid ear be done bj
Henry M agi
Finance i
I
lativf ? ii
h??< '?'.. ? ?
g Sing, i
introduced ?? I I i :?? i.
i ? ? *?:t?nt ?if a ? on mi - -??ii I o il;a??
..i ?aiit* priaon improve
? >ugh tha failure of * ?
an] e' j.iau for . :
? v trig n n n;. population the ?*???
e laat ? ? pen? about
? t 114-10 nr. ?.,???,? rr -on proj?
? iitea, worth tha
ow for it. In I!.': ?
. ? pent $217.000 at Baal nta
a net pr u:;. whi? h wai .? ?
! II Hai ???.i a
, laiijp 11 a.? t ol land in thai
?
-
"-...?**. archi?
ll? mon.
'-.- n* loi Beekman.
ItI'ADOO AMAZES
N. Y. DEMOCRATS
Secretary Wants lo Bar
Oftice Holders from St.
Louis Convention.
... r -,
Waahingtoi , D. C, 1 eb 13. X doe
,r -.? laid down b; et the
Trcaeurj M< -d.n ? letter mada pub
' e to-nigl ' ? " ? O'?or
aid, Secre
,ary , I and hll
coming delegate to the " ?i
||i M? A . . ? becom? a
?.of New Vori'.
four" dclcc.,', ?n that
Hhonoi eharacl ? ' ;-'
cHetributad among the men who have
stood i;, the trenches and have fougbl
of the par? i v ii,i have
ed of i liona."
-,,.:,. i ? h gislatora e.r
prr??fd amaieraent w iration
hy the Secretarj
? ,,-t that a' tl '? i:
Senator O'l a
despite
rk for
Mr. Wilson Mr. Fil gerald waa then
n prom nent mei the Houae, and
deluded ofBci ? " ?
ome lurprlaa ai the logic ol Mr. ate?
Adoo't ' !
that the office < iyi nothing,
? mom
? ?
i particular
?
gate to the Ke| nvei
? ..r, bul a ? aln ;!ur to
by .Mr. McAdoo
-.vu by him loui
- ? i t very a
if the
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of his col?
- ,dea?,
I
thai
?
u , nd to
I? :
A? fa
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...
Foil? ... f thi
eer? ? " \ lo. I?> Mr
' he ?? I Platt, ,-: Bata ?a, K. V :
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., I I have
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t- del
? ional convention at Si Lo
"I thank you h<
I 'e.-.
thHt l ougl i and to my
S'ew _'oi ?. ? ? ...t I would,
imatani
- idan d t a the p?
gat? at-large, or ?a a ? -?
: ?? ? Democra i . ention,
? I have a
by the pari
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I in the tren
and lia?, a fought
party and v. ? ,, ,,,,?, ,? ,.,- i e. ?
po ? .
PEACE CONFIRENCE CALLED
li?-lrrjtr? from Ml (?ninlie? to Mak?
raft'a I ? jRiie I'ermanenl.
W a"i Jay Schieff? .....
.
ate, to fa tVaah?
U i
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Vork State brai
:, .,4: , ,
? temporal ?? co in?. .
pointed hy him are l 'r. John H. 1
\ . VV'ilcox,
l , k Rande! I
way, I olumb .: J. M.
?> K. liar ling, G? .1.1'.
: \V 11 -
leens; Charl? ?? . Rich?
I; ?, K. Beal, Urani ? ?
George V*.
?
1 \\ Mott. I lawego; Waiter H. J
I, -, ', ? Shattuc. 1
nent ? ,, assai
Du tel eaa; Richa
.... 1
K.mrr E. Brown, Rr? 1 -
Rockls
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. ior S P. Oi
r
Business Schools' Value Studied.
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of America, and
ir actual romn ?
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ling 1
posed of Howard <
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?? Louii Schaefer.
A < landei ? ii tnd Lionc
9
Auto Plough's Gas Tank Fxplodrs
Ubai pahn, 1 . Ralph v..
R-00?'.. n, drivei .
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and ej . \utu |
. . ? . Hospital I
BRACKETT HUNTS
WHITMAN'S SCALP
Kx-Scnator Declares Gov?
ernor's Renomination
Would Wreck Party.
BELIEVED BACKED
BY UPSTATE MKN
Several Republicans Thought to
Have Joined t?? Put Whit.
man Out of Office.
. , -'?IT forra*-).? 1?; t ??* !*!,? l'rtliti:.* I
Albany, V. V., !?"?->?. I'l. pprluriiifr
al Governor Wbitjnan'i ranominatlon
will lend to.an opeti revolt in the Bo?
publican party, n ienator Edgor T.
Brackatt in a itatemenl t.t-night
h.iinclictl what i? believed to he a
???i ? ftn?nt, barkfil by influential Kejnib
. to prerent tha Governor from!
11 ading tha i:> p iblican Mel ? I ?
thia Matt? next f'all. The ex-Senafor.
af I e ? Itime Repul
???arriors, declared I ? ?rnoi "\ ' *
- adminiatration ?????!? wrecking th?*;
T*rpabl!i-an party and ? drai
tloi *??.'? takei ? ?? l
i drive the part;, on ? ? ?
"1 think that Governoi Wh tn : ' ? r?
? :: will lead to ai
lu ?h,- Republican party,"* Mr. Bi <? ?
?ri,i "Hi? administration hai led to
deplorable situation. I never expect?
(.. ] ,x #? I,, ?i f 'lin I ii'.e ? ?..in . iliei
administration VU respectable m rom
parlaan ta It,
"Now i? the time for action If GoV
ernor Whitman i? ro|,tinui?d in ofTn-,
f<?r two year? mora the Republic?!
|n-,rt v in this ?tat? will lie in Horr
"'rait? If something i?n't don?, rlfh
now the partv will L, wrecked "
Ex Senator Hrarkett ?aid ha hiu
heard of m'ich appoaltton In the rai I
and nie of the Republican party a*ra i I
thr rorioniinution of Governor Whit
man.
"Thr only ptraana who would feel nt
all diaturbed over the failure of '?"???
ernnr W hitman to secure a renomma
l',,n," the ex Senator said, "would he a
l'i w job holders. The rank and file of
the Kepubliran party would In- (.'lud of
If?
"This is the year to thrash it out W?
will he In bettor ?hape if wo Hiinn? our
Imiataka now aad deal hone?tiy with the
lit nation, m?tend of tryinaj to put it off
two yarn langer. We ere mir?, to win
in the nation tht? year, and whatever
I happent In tin? ?tate, so far us the
!Governai ii concerned, will in no wsy
affect the outcome of the Preaidential
sil uation."
like? Hro? n or Hlnman.
Mr Bracket? .nid he had no particu?
lar candidate for Governor vVhiti
place Senator Brawn and ex?Senatoi
Harvey I' Iluiman would make e?.rei
lenr eandidatae, I',?- added.
"Senator Brawn la a Harne? man and
latOI II nman I? an anti -Bai ?
man," he remarked. "So you chu tak-'
> ..ar choice "
Ar the recent I'epublicen election f,,r
-.1rs to Tue-wla?. 's ro, , ?
? ? County ex-Senator Hinman cas
defeated Exeiee Commissionei
the Whitman Iead?'i of the
While Mr. Rrackftt a?-erted that ha
expressing bin own ?. iew-t only, th? .
: id thai he was one of the ten Repub
lu im? who ? i"'1 ii ? ? ? ? ? ?
? ont rol 1er Trnvi? n-l .'tur f?ir an Inveet
i ? . ? nditurea ol ? al
o MI c?a hi? tat. man? ?ignil
. cant. t\moi k i ho ?? a io< iatad ???
; m the demand for tha Investigate
were Herbert Paraona, Otto T Bannar?
1 Henry I. Stimaon and Alrxantl<*r
White, * 'mu man t.f "i- Rep?blica
Btste Committee, In a l<*tf?*-r made i .
?In- yesterday Mi Bracket! ipaclflcal
demanded to a net I ha ea I of tl
"booae" ? onaumad on tha ?. hitman ir
t?i tha Panama Pa? I Ition.
< ontroller Travla boa aakad tha i Igi
?l of the pal.'Ion to confer with hin
nt in? aflea m .\4?-.v "fork to-aaorro?
im? ? irai .i''* i re that ?avara! ot ti i
?ignara have informed tha Controllei
thai it ay muat declino hl ? invitai loi
A m * i n la,- theee ara Mr Brackett, wh.
m? v ha il pe. ci lly intereatad il
knowing \he aisel amoui t of thi
"ho. ao bill, and aleo tha eo t af th?
trip-, which he taya moaabora of th?
Controller'! party ha?ra taken ni tha ?*?
pan ??? of tin* ?".at".
Other? In Combination.
D?pite Mr. Brackett'i i -arti?-.
that be i*? Bpeaking for hiniMolf only
m hia f??'i??*k .m tha adminiatrati?
??? iiovernor R hitman, 11 n i>?
here that he la only . ol laverai up
?? Republican! wh?i have ?oined to
prevent tha Goi ? ? ominatioi
?rum the ? titen? ol Mi Bra
letter, il wa i apprr? t I t he ai ?
: ?? had theii ax.
fur Controller Tra i itt?
1 the hatchel with the G
? ? .
'. itter'i ?.n friend Up to a abort
t ime ago the C the l
..', the "oiit?i."
Mr. Bracketl a ? that
1
??i i being i . . ???
. ' ??' 1 get .1 tll4*|T?.
He declared thai "il the Governor
? ans mai. al all" hi
? . ?
public.
Thei ?? ?? i ? id curiof-it? I er? I
? . ? effect of the ex?$
?
Republican convention en i i.
'filara i-i HO 'Ian vin (T ?li.lt n
movement ???1.1?' the Governor h??
developed beneath the aurfaeo. v"
?r-r it v?, 1!] rrop anl n tha convention
remaina to ha eeea*.
in??,?? wat?- reporta 'onight ?h??.
Governor Whitaaaa ar.'l the atota
chairman batl r**a?'in*<1 'ha parting ?
'7a waya onee mor.? an?l th?' the
? : i openly '? light tht Gov?
m the convention
(.?.??rrtior Whitaaaa rottirnod from
Ctica late tin? evening. H" rtf
to mak?. any lornmi'nt on ?ha
mi'tif or tha deaaaada of ei
Braekett
WILSON TO HEAR
WAR POST PLEAS
Delegations Ready to
Urge Candidates for
Vacant Portfolio.
v. .1-:. ngton, P. C, Feb. 1 Pi
ilc!.* WiUon'? returi to Waah 1 gton to?
morrow from hij week t-nrl cm
tl ? *>f.*-.flower ??? Il n -irk I - beg 1 ?
of h el ??' conferei
.-< in < ongreai aver the ??.'
of a new Secretary 0' tVai
f!on?l defence plana ai??l othei pei
l"r?i?Ut ion.
Amtmir ftioRf 1 Vra.
haa app ntmenta to-mon ow ?ir?>
? ?? ? tigreaaional delegations
a vacant
net ?"-ti oth"r? ?*ho want to ..
men for the A??.?tant Secretan
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The Prr-nirler,*.'? at.vi?trr? think 'Va' the
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